Bulgaria has seen a trend of a rise in the incidence of cancers with both women and men, Prof. Zdravka Valerianova, head of the National Cancer Register, told the Bulgarian National Radio. There are 37,000 new cancer cases per annum that cause the death of 17 to 18 percent of patients. The rise in the numbers of new cancer cases is due to the lack of lasting prophylaxis, Prof. Valerianova explained. Worldwide, there are 14 million new cancer cases per annum and about 7-8 million deaths from the disease. This suggests that Bulgaria is somewhere in the middle of the chart.
The Bulgarian Council of Ministers has authorized the entry and stay of the Turkish research vessel R/V TUBITAK MARMARA in Bulgarian maritime spaces from 5 to 20 September 2025. The vessel will participate in an international scientific..
Even in the unclear context of the Russian war in Ukraine, Bulgarians continue to perceive European countries as the closest among international factors. These are the results of a new survey by the sociological agency "Myara", conducted with its own..
Days after the parasailing accident in Bulgaria's Black Sea resort of Nessebar, in which an eight-year-old child died, Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov tasked ministers and agencies with making proposals for new regulatory framework of entertainment and..
"There is no control body and it is not clear who checks the sports attractions, as well as who is responsible for their use". This was..
The Food Safety Agency of Azerbaijan has imposed temporary restrictions on the import of certain goods from some regions of Bulgaria and Croatia due to..
More and more young people in Bulgaria are succumbing to the easy access to quick loans, driven by the lack of financial experience, the desire for..
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